Craven County NcArchives Court.....Dunn, William Estate 1835
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Source: N C Archives - Cr 028.508.41
Written: 1835

State of North Carolina
To the Sheriff of Craven County, Greeting:

Whereas Rebecca Freize & Frederick Schelta Ex'x & Ex'r of Jno. F. Freize dec'd 
lately in our Superior Court of Law held for the County of Craven recovered 
against James Dunn adm'r of William Dunn the sum of five hundred dollars for 
damages with interest from 1st Janr'y 1833 and also the sum of twenty dollars 
adjudged and taxed for costs and charges in said suit expended, whereof the 
said administratior is convicted and liable as appears to us of record: and 
whereas it was further found by the jury impanelled in the said cause, that 
the said James Dunn administrator had fully administered, so that execution of 
said damages and costs cannot be had against the personal estate of William 
Dunn and whereas the said plaintiffs have suggested to us that the said 
William Dunn died seized and possessed of a large real estate, sufficient to 
satisfy said damages and costs, which has descended to Samuel Dunn, Sarah 
Dunn, William Dunn, Robert Dunn & Charles Dunn heirs at law of said William 
Dunn and the said plaintiff having solicted some fit rememdy in this behalf, 
and we willing what is right should be done, command you to make known to the 
said Samuel Dunn, Sarah Dunn, William Dunn, Robert Dunn & Charles Dunn, to 
appear before the judge of said court at the court to be held for Craven 
County at the Court-House in Newbern, on the 4th Monday after the 4th Monday 
of September next to shew cause if any they have, wherefore the said 
plaintiffs should not have execution of the aforesaid damages and costs 
against the aforesaid real estate, descended as aforesaid, and further to do 
and receive whatsoever our said court shall order and decree in the premises. 
Herein fail not, and have you then and there this Writ.

Witness, James Taylor Clerk of our said court at Newbern the 4th Monday after 
the 4th Monday of March in the LIX year of our Independence, AD 1835. 
Issued
James Taylor Clk

Outside cover: Rebecca Freize & Frederick Schelta vs the heirs at law of Wm 
Dunn, sci fa - To Craven  Sup'r Court Fall term 1835 - service accepted - 
James Taylor special guardian May 16th 1835


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